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Diani Reef Diving: Kenya's Premier Indian Ocean Dive Destination Diani reef diving accesses one of the Indian Ocean's most accessible and diverse coral reef systems from Kenya's most popular beach…

Watamu Green Turtles: Kenya's Sea Turtle Capital Watamu green turtles are one of Kenya's most celebrated marine wildlife encounters. Marine National Park on Kenya's central coast holds one of the…

Arabuko-Sokoke Forest: Kenya's Coastal Forest Birding Treasure Arabuko-Sokoke Forest is East Africa's largest remaining coastal forest, covering 420 square kilometres near Watamu on Kenya's coast. This extraordinary forest holds endemic…

Karura Forest Nairobi: The Green Lung in the Heart of the City Karura Forest Nairobi is the largest urban forest in any African capital city. This 1,053-hectare forest sits within…

Ngong Hills Hiking: Karen Blixen's Hills Above Nairobi Ngong Hills hiking is one of Nairobi's most accessible and rewarding outdoor experiences. The Ngong Hills rise to 2,460 metres just 26…

Aberdare Tree Hotels: Kenya's Original Wildlife Night Experience Aberdare tree hotels are Kenya's most distinctive and historically significant wildlife accommodation concept. Built above floodlit waterholes and salt licks in Aberdare…

Mount Kenya Flora: Giant Plants and Ancient Forest on Africa's Second-Highest Peak Mount Kenya flora is one of the most extraordinary botanical communities on the African continent. The mountain's altitude…

Nyahururu Falls Kenya: Thomson's Falls and the Highland Gateway Nyahururu Falls Kenya is the country's highest waterfall, plunging 74 metres into the Ewaso Narok River gorge. Also known as Thomson's…

Nanyuki Highland Safari: Kenya's Equatorial Wildlife Hub A Nanyuki highland safari places visitors at the gateway to Kenya's most diverse wildlife landscape above the Rift Valley floor. Nanyuki town sits…

Iten Kenya Athletes: Inside the Home of Champions Iten Kenya athletes training camp is the most famous running destination in the world. This small Kenyan highland town at 2,400 metres…